Health
Slow French start to COVID-19 vaccinations draws critics – Reuters
France’s slow start to its COVID-19 vaccination campaign compared to its European neighbours came under fire from some doctors and scientists on Wednesday, although…
By Reuters Staff
PARIS (Reuters) – Frances slow start to its COVID-19 vaccination campaign compared to its European neighbours came under fire from some doctors and scientists on Wednesday, although the government has said it planned to ramp up the programme.
France, which is primarily targeting the most vulnerable people in nursing homes for the first phase of vaccination, has administered doses to about 140 people so far.
That is well below the 42,000 tally in Germany, for instance, which also…
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